Camille works at the intersection of creative practice and research. Years of designing and delivering community based participatory projects has prepared Camille for working alongside academics on participatory research projects, particularly those incorporating creative methods. Her writing and research experience, developed as a collections curator in the GLAM sector has helped Camille hone the communications skills required to contribute to research design, delivery, and sharing.
Below are some of the research projects Camille has been involved with. Her published texts are listed here.
Doctoral Research at UCA
Doctoral Research at the University of the Creative Arts (UK) with the assistance of a Fast Forward Women in Photography studentship.
The Silent Crisis: Stem Cell Donation Short Fall
A transdisciplinary research project with Dr Jill Shepherd, Professor Joy Zhang and Dr Rebecca Cassidy using creative methods to address the ‘silent crisis’ in stem cell donation within black communities in the UK.
Affiliated Researcher, University of Kent
Camille is an Affiliated Researcher at the University of Kent in the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Research.
Visiting Fellow, Smithsonian American Art Museum
In 2012, Camille visited Washington D.C. to research open collection strategies being utilised at the Smithsonian.
Workshop Facilitator, Rewilding Canterbury
Camille delivered creative methods for this animal law research project by Dr Yoriko Otomo and Naomi Harland-Smith as part of the Being Human Festival 2024.